Bridewell & Bethlem
Hospls. London To Witt}

At a Court holden at the said Hospital of Bridewell on
Thursday the 6th.. September 1750

The Right Worshipfull Wm. Benn< no role > Esqr Aldn Presidt
Joseph Ayliffe< no role > Esqr Audr. Genl.

Mr. Chas. CottonDr. MonroJohn Lock< no role > Esq
Mr. PestellMr. Edwd. Berwick< no role > Mr Deputy Pycroft
Mr John Perkins< no role > Mr. Robert Elliott< no role > Mr. Danl Ireson
Mr. Saml BridgmanMr. Uppington BraceePeter Roberts< no role > Esqr
Mr. Deputy ClarkMr. Philip Bromfield< no role > Mr. Richd. Manby< no role >
Mr. Joseph Vere< no role > Mr. Richd. Riley< no role > Mr. Flower
Mr. Newman HolleyMr. Thos. GordenMr Benja. Gascoyne
Mr John Waite< no role > Mr. James Anderton< no role > Mr John Asgil
Mr Saml JohnDr. BattieJohn Tuff< no role > Esqr
Mr. Deputy BaileyMr Wm. SitwellMr Edwd Nourse
Mr Roger Altham< no role > Mr Chas. LowthMr John Hawkins< no role >

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BeliherJohn< no role > P Sr Robt Ladbroke< no role >

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BosworthMary< no role > P Sr Geo. Champion< no role > }
Old Prisoners

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HenshawAnn< no role > P Francis Cochayne< no role > Esqr being Charged on the Oath
of Thos. Maudsley< no role > Servant to Mr Shuttleworth Fruiterer in Stocks
Market for being an Idle Disorderly Girl Appearing to have no
Visible way of living & Defrauding his said Master of Several
Baskets of Fruit under pretened they were for the Lord Mayors use

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SpriggsRalph< no role > P Mr Aldn. Glynn being Charged on the Oath of
Thomas Parry< no role > and John Webb< no role > for being an idle Disorderly Pson he
being on of Parish poor of Saint Thomas the Apostle London
and frequently Abusing the Officers of the said Parish Notwithstanding
he is allowed a Subsistance

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Johnson Henry< no role > P Mr. Aldn. Asgill being Charged on the Oath of
William Woodbridge< no role > Watchman of Bishopsgate Ward Robt Hambleton< no role >
Watchman of Broadstreet Ward and William Oram< no role > Servant to Mr Lloy'd
Merchant in Devonshire Square for being a Disorderly Pson Appearing
to have no Visible way of Living Attempting this Morning to Creak into
the house of him the said Mr Loyd at an Unseasonable time